Prime Minister Modi's property with the right time, right place and real leadership: Chandrababu Naidu

Amravati, September 18 (IANS). Chandrababu Naidu chief minister andhra Pradesh praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday in his speech in the meeting. He said that Prime Minister Modi is the property of the country with the right time, right place and right leadership. Chandrababu Naidu said: “If there is a good person in the house, a good leader for the town, a good MLA for his region and a good leader for the state, everything will go well. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the property of the country. He said that India strengthens its position on the global platform, which is an example ‘operation Sindoor’. Countries like America are also eager to improve the relationship with India, which is the result of the intelligence and diplomatic skills of PM Modi. He said: “Operation Vermilion in our country. Now America also wants to improve the relationship with us. This is the intelligence of Premier Narendra Modi. National interests are more important than personal interests. I wish for India to become number one in the world.” CM Chandrababu Naidu said although the global growth rate is 3-4 percent, India is moving forward with a growth rate of 7-8 percent. He expressed the confidence that India, under the strong leadership of PM Modi, will soon be the only country to achieve a double figure growth rate. He further said that reduced taxes will increase expenses, which will increase demand, production and employment. This will expand the tax base and further tax deduction will be possible in the future. The government with double engines of the center and the state is trying to benefit the poor and the middle class. He said that daily consumption items such as milk, cheese and quark now exist in a zero tax category, while there was a significant decline in tax on essential commodities. Tax on butter, ghee and other products were also reduced from 12 percent to 5 percent. He said the coverage of social security increased from 19 percent to 64 percent, while taxing on luxury items such as AC, CAR and refrigerator was reduced from 28 percent to 18 percent. -Ians Akks/BC shares this story tags